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While improvised roadside bombs have been a greater threat in Iraq, the Taliban-led insurgency has begun to use them on a wider scale in Afghanistan.

If the tests announced today go well, then the format will be made available to paying advertisers on a wider scale in the future.

A handful of senators have previously attempted to address workplace sex discrimination on a wider scale in an amendment to the Paycheck Fairness Act, which was introduced but died in committee.

Deluca said that researchers were examining Scandinavia, because drug takers there are more experimental and can provide an early indicator of new substances that will later become popular on a wider scale in Britain.

These items would also benefit from using a wider scale in a survey.

Furthermore, the multiple and holistic criteria of the BCVI, and the accessible information for both biotic and landscape features can be adapted to prioritise caves in a wider scale in the tropics, and in other regions with diverse cave ecosystems.

Raga Makawi, 33, an activist currently studying in London, said: "It's already happening on a wide scale in all areas of Sudan, not just Khartoum.

The MPs also warn that, even if fracking does take place on a wide scale in Britain, there is no guarantee it will lower energy bills.

It's hard to picture the politics aligning for this model to work on a wide scale in education or social services, programs run by government.

But such credit arrangements only acquired great economic importance around the time of World War I, when they were adopted in the United States on a wide scale in the purchase of automobiles.

Nanocomposite materials have been used on a wide scale in industrial and structural applications.